People Grow When They Are Loved Well. If You Want To Help Others Heal, Love Them Without An Agenda.

People grow when they are loved well. If you want to help others heal, love them without an agenda.

Mike McHargue (via llleighsmith)

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10 years ago

Ay, Violeta cólmanos con tu voz celestial y líbranos de lo maldito terrenal. 

Su Nombre Es Violeta.
Su Nombre Es Violeta.

Su nombre es Violeta.


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10 years ago

Ay Galeano.

Eduardo Galeano.

Eduardo Galeano.


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10 years ago
{♚} Be There For Them. Support Them. Love Them.

{♚} be there for them. support them. love them.


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10 years ago
#Earth In #Acorn With #YokoOno

#Earth in #Acorn with #YokoOno


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10 years ago

Message for #NYPD in solidarity with all the victims of #policebrutality and other #injustices 12/4/2014 #FoleySq


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8 years ago

This is so empowering and healing. Prayers for all the women in the upfront defending our mother Earth and fighting against displacement. <3 

Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon
Guardians Of Life: The Indigenous Women Fighting Oil Exploitation In The Amazon

Guardians of life: The indigenous women fighting oil exploitation in the Amazon

Felipe Jacome’s set of photos Amazon: Guardians of Life documents the struggles of indigenous women defending the Ecuadoran Amazon through portraits combined with the powerful written testimonies. The words across each photograph are a self-reflection of the lives of women, their culture, history and traditions, and especially about the reasons for fighting oil drilling on their ancestral lands. The color designs framing each portrait use the same natural dyes found in face paint to expand on the symbols and designs that reflect their personalities, courage and struggle. (Read More)


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I am an indigenous-mestiza-afrodescendent trans-national Latina sister from the picturesque South American city of Guayaquil and brought up in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. I love and respect my journey in exploring my browness and my womanhood.

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